The BBC is in crisis and for all the wrong reasons. What is going on right now is a scandal

and it is truly disturbing in terms of what it tells us about the direction that Britain is

heading in as well as much of the West. Now, Tim Davy, the Director-General of the BBC,

and Deborah Turner S, the CEO of BBC News, have resigned.

This comes after a leaked dossier written by Michael Prescott.

He was officially an independent advisor to the BBC's editorial guidelines and standards committee.

Now, Michael Prescott is a former chief political correspondent and political editor of the Rupert Murdoch owned Sunday Times

before becoming a corporate lobbyist. We will talk more about his appointment. Now, the dossier

was leaked to the hard-right daily telegraph. That's not an exaggeration. Telegraph's always been

a writing newspaper. But like the modern right across the West, it has become more and more extreme.

Now, the dossier alleges systemic problems at the BBC, the most high-profile centres on the

speech given by Donald Trump in January 2020 in advance of the attempted insurrection by his

supporters, which attempted to illegally overturn the election results after

Donald Trump lost the election, but Donald Trump repeatedly, falsely claimed that they were faked,

they were rigged, that he had actually won, which was a total lie.

And this centres on how the BBC programme Panorama edited that

speech in a documentary. But the dossier also makes allegations against the BBC's Arabic service,

accusing it of anti-Israel and pro Hamas biases, as well as allegations about its coverage of

trans rights, accusing the BBC's LGBTQ desk of not

covering stories, raising what it describes as difficult questions. We'll come on to all of that,

but let's just start with the Trump speech. What Panorama did is spliced together two different

parts of that speech, which were 50 minutes apart. In the original speech, he said, Donald Trump,

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